Islay Mist Shawl
This shawl is a classic triangular shape shawl with added “umph” at the wings. It is worked in no time and the result is a lovely, huge, shawl to embrace the colder days ahead.
I love twisting classics with subte details and I’ve long been a fan of triangular shawls. The pretty plumetti sections are framed with garter borders and alternate between lovely lace sections for a wonderful look. It is finished with an i-cord BO. It can be worked to length and you can add as many repeats as you wish to it.
A bulky weight yarn which is as soft and sweet as this is a perfect choice for this pattern.
SizesFinished wingspan: 177 cm
Finished width: 90 cm
1 (But it can be easily worked to length)
Yarn
550 m of Vams PT3 by Rauma (100% wool) 50 gr/83.
Sample in 03 GREY.
Or equal amounts of bulky weight yarn.
This is a large shawl. Avoid using heavy-weight yarns for this project. Instead, opt for blown, woollen-spun airy chunky yarns.
Also, a thread of mohair and a thread of worsted/aran will give you similar results.
Needles
6 mm / US 10 circular needles with a cable length of at least 100 cm /40”
